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Can anyone say which all are the government schemes that helps the startup people's.

L&T appears to have a slight edge in India's infrastructure development. The company is heavily investing in and managing numerous government projects, which could pose a challenge for other companies to compete with them.

JIO AND BLACKROCK SEBI has given JIO BlackRock Advisors the green light to start their asset management business in India In the next few days they might launch three new debt funds in the market. But the big question is how long will BlackRock

Those people who say that government-owned companies can't grow rapidly just take a look at NTPC once. Their future plans and current growth everything is on point.

If there's an idea that can compete with Zepto or Blinkit and also generate employment opportunities, what do you say? I have one; if you have one, suggest it!

If independent creators on platforms like YouTube and Substack can build loyal followings and generate significant income directly from their audience, why are established media companies struggling to retain viewers and subscribers despite vast reso

India's Dependency on Foreign Platforms - India has 1.4 billion people, but we rely on foreign companies like YouTube, Instagram, and Google. - We lack a homegrown social media platform that can compete with global giants. - Creating a indigenous

Have you guys ever wondered, why not try something out of the box. Since CO2 is something that is hazardous to our health and no one, currently noone is so much focused to make something that can directly capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. O

We are excited to announce the upcoming onboarding of YouTubers onto our platform starting in October. allowing them to offer sponsorship services to companies and startups seeking YouTuber endorsements. Since YouTubers fall under the freelance cate